Lip Synch: War Story - Aardman Animations (Short Film)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ก.ค. 2024
- A stirring story from the Second World War in which the narrator, Bill, speaks out frankly about the bombing and the plumbing. His narrative, which is taken from a real interview, eases in and out of memory, revealing the astonishing resilience of ordinary people in the face of Hitler, subsidence and a deaf coalman.
Lip Synch was a series of five short films commissioned by Channel 4 in 1989. Nick Park's contribution to the series was the film Creature Comforts, which later won the Academy Award for Best Animated Short of 1990. Channel 4 screened the films as part of their Four-Mations UK season in November 1990.
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Greetings from America! This has always been one of my favorite Aardman shorts. So much so, that if one looks carefully at my avatar, one can see that it's the smear frame of the dog getting stepped on. I've watched this short so many times because it's always reminded me of my grandfather. He fought in the Battle of the Bulge and had similarly bizarre and wacky adventures and mishaps. He drove a tank through a barn, ate an entire cow, inside and out, and made friends with a German soldier who was frozen to his tank. Anyway, that's my piece. Greetings from America!
One of my all-time favourite Aardman animations alongside CHICKEN RUN, CREATURE COMFORTS, W&G, and PIB & POG.
And also Shaun the Sheep, Morph, Rex the Runt, Flushed Away, The Pirates Band of Misfits and Early Man
My grandad and his family used to live In Cardiff, Wales, and they hid under the stairs in a bombing and it saved their lives too...
He look like constable Albert Macintosh from Curse of the Were-Rabbit
Another great comedy piece set in WW2, up there with Dad's Army 🇬🇧🎖
Greetings from Langley B.C. Canada I have always loved Aardman animations. Beautifully creative and masterfully done. It is so crazy you guys recorded real people like Bill Perry and made a stop motion film out of it. 👏Cheers
Bill perry believe it or not is my great grandfather the man being interviewed
This was one of my favourite shorts on the Aardman VHS. He's a great storyteller
Wow!!!! This is my fav, That is brilliant that old Bill is your Grandfather that is so lovely. Back in 1989 when I was learning stopmotion animation I would watch this over and over, it i so sweet and the story is SO good.
He sounds a lot like my father-in-law (from Bedminster), a very comforting accent!
LMAO another one taking credit for something with no proof 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@TrevPigbird he is lying it didnt happen
This is my favourite out of all of the Aardman animation shorts.
This deserves so many more views!
Now this, is a masterpiece
Proper Bristol innt? This is just incredible.. x
Yay!!! Thank you so much, this is always been my favorite short next to Creature Comforts in the Lip-Synch series.
The house is slanted moves picture arghhhhhh omg. 🤣🤣🤣🤣
This is sooo good to see again... Genius.
I’m korean I love arddman
I always used to rewind the dog being walked over. It's a combination of the facial expression and the "Awrrrr?!" noise xD
Loved this as a kid, this guy's west country accent is great, it's a shame kids now wanna impersonate London accents all the time. Him talking about the Blitz, I imagine he was a Bristolian or a Janner (Plymothian), especially the way he says "I say's we be'er daash". Some of the older Janners I work with add an "S" to the words that don't often need it, I love it though.
The kids who want to impersonate London are Americans who believe that they're above everyone's culture.
We need a Janner Doctor Who, that'll set 'um straight. ;)
He's a Bristolian and, judging by his accent, from Bedminster or Knowle.
Bristol and Plymouth accents are very different. 😊
@@christophernewman5027 He worked at BAC which was at Filton and he could see the lights from the bombing so must have been within a few miles of it.
Yes, but he went to Filton on the train, didn't he? If he lived near the BAC, he would have walked or cycled. 😊
This was very funny to watch, but it’s charm comes from the fact that it was voiced by a World War II survivor.
2:11 😆
Сan you upload the Intro of your 1998 Studio in HD quality?
Aardman's response to Rookie Revue.
Greetings from 🇺🇸. I'm Lucas Morales from Arizona. I don't watch a lot of things from 🇬🇧 but the Aardman shorts are very interesting.
Some of our British cartoons aired in America are dubbed in American Language.
Please upload the Sweet Disaster shorts. Those deserve to be cleaned up and preserved.
Please upload Babylon.
Peace...and Profit...
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And all the other Sweet Disaster shorts.
😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁
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